Monday, March 29, 2010

In Case You Missed It (March 29)

What a slow news day. Here in Louisiana everything seemed to center around the start of the legislative session. Governor Jindal had a lot to say in 30-minutes. Nationally, a story about Christian warriors and a plot to kill police is creating a lot of buzz.





Eight Arrested: 'Christian warrior' militia accused in plot to kill police


Murder Trial: Boy Who Killed Step-Mom Will be Tried as an Adult


Saturday's Off: USPS One Step Closer to Dropping Saturday Mail

Uh, Duh!: Ricky Martin Says He's Gay

Sell Outs: 'American Idol' Owner Confirms Buyout Talks

Session Starts: Jindal speech opens legislative session

Monday's Media Mix (Big Bucks for "Lost" Finale, Sold Out of iPads & Rats Choose Junk Food Over Healthy Food)


Video Clip of the Day: Frog a little late for lunch

Big Bucks: 30-second Ad During Lost Finale $900,000

Sold Out: Suppliers Expect to Ship 8-10 Million iPads in 2010, Apple Sells Out of iPads in Stock

The New Crack?: Scientists Compare Junk Food to Cocaine as Study Shows Rats Fed Junk Food Go Hungry When Given Healthy Food

Friday, March 26, 2010

Friday's Media Mix (Netflix via Wii, Man Jailed for Soup, CBS 'Got to Dance' & Leno Leads Again)



WiiHoo: Netflix via Wii Is Almost Here

Copy Cats: CBS Orders Dancing Competition 'Got to Dance'

Suspicious Soup: Man Jailed in Tijuana for African Dish

Leno Leads (again): "Tonight Show" Leads for Third Week

Thursday, March 25, 2010

In Case You Missed It (March 25)

Is the Pope getting picked on? His handling of alleged sex abuse cases when he was a bishop is creating all sorts of headlines. And it's official ... again. The Houses passes a Senate bill fixing health care reform. But did anything change?


Final Fix: House passes Senate's health care 'fixes' bill

Picking on the Pope?: Vatican Strongly Defends Abuse Decision

Tough to Tan: FDA Mulls New Tanning Bed Restrictions

Show Time: Mars and Moon Put on Sky Show Tonight

Freak Accident: Teen Dies in Blast After Cigarette Sparks Hair Bleach

Series Finale: 'At the Movies' is canceled

Lawsuit Filed: LSU police major claims gender discrimination

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

In Case You Missed It (March 24)

As the battle over health care reform continues (didn't Pres. Obama sign it into law?), threats are being made against Congressmen. Another battle is brewing in the Alaskan wilderness. And we can blame Sarah Palin.


Sarah's World: Sarah Palin to host reality TV series

You've Got Mail: Stupak Received Threatening Messages for Health Care Vote

Tummy Tuck: Authors of New Atkins Book Hope to Revive Diet

RIP: 'I Spy' Actor Robert Culp Dies

Who Dat: New Orleans, D.C. & New Hampshire Top The Charts For Penis Size

Just a Number?: Pre-filed bill aims to set public office qualification age limit

Struggling to Survive: Blockbuster is 'bleeding to death'

Wednesday's Media Mix (Digg the new app, Hope for Chuck, Reverse jail break & Viagra and sex offenders)


Video Clip of the Day: Cheerleader falls during routine. Oops!

Digg It: Digg’s iPhone App Launches Today

Panic Time: NBC's Chuck in Danger of Being Canceled

Jail Break: Inmate Gets 15 Years For Breaking Into Jail

Bulls Eye: Palin unveils midterm target list

Dysfunctional Bill: No Viagra for Sex Offenders

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

In Case You Missed It (March 23)

President Obama signs health care reform into law, and VP Biden drops the F-bomb! How great would it have been if Obama and Biden broke out into a song and dance number during the ceremony? I'm picturing it, which is scary! Speaking of song and dance, gay proms are like the new shark attacks. Mississippi says no while Georgia says yes, and the national media is on a feeding frenzy to cover it all.


Gay Ole Prom: Gay Prom Date Approved in Georgia

Not So Fast: Judge rules against lesbian teen in prom flap

Your Sued!: 14 states sue to block health care law

Big F***ing Deal: Just Biden Being Biden?

Got Game: Nintendo to Launch 3-D Version of Handheld Console

Ewwwww: 100 Sssnakes Ssslaughtered in Florida

Knitters Gone Wild: Tree Branches and Light Poles Covered with Little Sweaters